701 songs from old 78s, even more early recorded music
The Scientology comparative theology page, including a summary and analysis of Operating Thetans (Tom Cruise is level six) [via waxy]
Gode cookery, a compilation of medieval recipes from authentic sources adapted for the 21st century kitchen, along with diverse facts on food & feasting in the Middle Ages & Renaissance and other historical culinary items
Awesome historical atlas of the 20th century, including a Wikipedia watch, man-made megadeaths, and a map of what the US would look like if every seccessionist movement had succeeded (via mefi)
Turtle's 78rpm jukebox, a collection of mp3s from records made before 1930 (also check out the antique phonograph music program and Thomas Edison's attic) (via mefi)
Breakit, an awesome flash-based breakout clone (seriously!)
I've held off on posting this for several days, but can no longer do so: Creationism: God's gift to the ignorant — I don't write the headlines, I just re-post them
Create your own MMORPG using PHP and a web interface: imagine the possibilities!
AskMe: teaching a disobedient, disruptive five-year-old
The retro hotels of Highway 99
Bob Armstrong's old jigsaw puzzles
Swing dance championships, a great example of modern swing dancing (more videos here) (via rivets)
Frugal For Life, a weblog about living below your means
Music from Uncle Neptune, a sort of attempt to capture the sound of a hundred years ago (via bb)
Quiz: What is your world view? (Mine is: 75% cultural creative, 63% postmodernist, 56% materialist, 56% romanticist, 50% existentialist, 38% modernist, 25% fundamentalist, and 6% idealist.)
Pinki, a thumbnail image icon creator for OS X
Gone & forgotten — once upon a superhero
Herbal remedies: melatonin and St. John's wort (which boosts serotonin)
A post I made on metafilter: Analysis of hit records using sonograms. (Here, for example, are Fleetwood Mac's Rumors, Pink Floyd's Dark Side of the Moon, and Michael Jackson's Thriller.) Also from the same site: a study of RIAA record sales over the entire history of platinum albums; a look at the noise present in vinyl records; and a discussion of slew rates, a type of audio distortion present on compact discs.
Mindset, a new search tool from Yahoo!, filters out the commercial chaff
The day the Pope stole my shades, a fantastic interview with noted liberal Bono (of U2) in which he says of noted conservative George W. Bush (of US) that the President is funny, quick-witted, and that Bono likes him as a man (via robot)
The evolution of the American front porch (via mefi)